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This slides will introduce network basic knowledge and ISO OSI Reference Model.
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Upon completion of this course, you will be able to: Understand architecture of network Know basic conception of LAN and WAN Grasp ISO OSI reference model
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Network Overview
Network Definition LAN and WAN Network Topology Standard Organizations
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Computer Network
SOHO
Intranet Server
Internet
IP Hotel
Wireless
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Network Protocols
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communication rules.
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Hello! Can I speak TCP/IP?
Source Host A
Destination Host B
Evolution of Network
Host
Simple Connections
1960s 1970s
Network based Connections
1970s 1980s
Intra-Network Interconnection
Host
1980s
WAN
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LAN Definition
Definition of LAN:
It usually refers to the collection of the computer, printer, modem or other equipment that can be interconnected through some medium within several kilometers.
Characteristics:
It describes the regulation of the protocol and sets the simplest performance collection.
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Run in a limited geographical area To connect PCs or workstations in local area High bandwidth and low delay
HUB
Switch
Router
ATM Switch
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Advantage: low delay and transparent transmission Disadvantage: low ratio of network resources utilization
Packet switch: store and forward with packet as the unit
Advantage: multiplex
Disadvantage: bad real-time performance
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Run in a broad geographic area Provide public service Provide full-time or part-time connection
Modem/CSU/DSU
Router
Wan Switch
Access Server
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Standardization Organization
International Organization for Standardization (ISO)
Institute of Electrical & Electronic Engineers (IEEE) America National Standard Institute (ANSI) Electronic Industries Association/Telecom Industries Association (EIA/TIA) International Telecom Union (ITU) INTERNET Action Board (IAB)
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OSI Model Architecture Physical Layer Data Link Layer Network Layer
Transport Layer
Session Layer, Presentation Layer and Application Layer
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Application Layer Presentation Layer Session Layer Transport Layer Network Layer Data Link Layer Physical Layer
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Application Layer Presentation Layer Session Layer Transport Layer Network Layer Data Link Layer Physical Layer
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connection.
Addressing and routing.
Provide link medium access and link management.2 Bit flow transmission.
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Peer Communication
Every layer communicates with its peer through the services
Presentation Layer
Session Layer Host A Transport Layer Network Layer Data Link Layer Physical Layer
Presentation Layer
Session Layer Transport Layer Network Layer Host B
Segment
Packet
Frame
Bit
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Data Encapsulation
Data encapsulation and de-capsulation process.
Data H Data
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Data
Transport Layer
Network Layer Data Link Layer
Transport Layer
Network Layer Data Link Layer
Physical Layer
Host Switch Router
Physical Layer
Server
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Physical Layer
Physical layer: defines the voltage, interface,
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Physical Layer
LAN and Physical Layer
Cable standard:10Base-T, 100Base-T and 1000Base-SX etc.; Network equipment: repeater and hub etc.
WAN and Physical Layer
DTE equipment: router and terminal host etc.; DCE equipment: WAN switch and Modem etc.; Common interface:RS-232, V.24 and V.35 etc.
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MAC/Physical Address
24 bits
Vender Code
24 bits
Serial Number
products is 0x00e0fc.
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IEEE802.1 Common LAN Conceptions IEEE802.2 Definition of LLC Sub-Layer IEEE802.3 Ethernet Standard
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Frame Relay
WAN data link layer equipment
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Network Layer
Application Layer Presentation Layer Session Layer Transport Layer Network Layer Data Link Layer
Addressing and Routing
Physical Layer
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Network Addresses
Network Address Host Address 8.2.48
IP Address
10.
Network Address
IPX Address
1aceb0b1.
N2 N1.H2
Routed protocolIP, IPX, etc Routing protocol: RIP, OSPF, IS-IS, BGP, etc;
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application
set up connection data transmission disconnection
Connectionless service: suitable for delay permitted application
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A B E Application Presentation
Router A Network
Data Link Physical
Router B Network
Data Link Physical
Router C Network
Data Link Physical
Session
Transport
Network
Data Link Physical
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Transport Layer
The Function of Transport layer:
segment upper layer data set up end to end connection transmit data from end to end
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WWW.HUAWEI.COM FTP.HUAWEI.COM
Host
Application
FTP
WWW
Transport
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Data
80 1027
Data
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Flow Control
Three method of flow control:
Buffering: burst data buffered, forward when idle. Source quench message: send the source quench message by ICMP windowing: use to control how many data be sent at one time
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Acknowledgement Technology
Transport Layer Virtual Circuit
Source Equipment Destination Equipment
Host
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Upper Layer
Session layer protocol:
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Summary
Basic knowledge of Computer network WAN , LAN, and their equipments. Topology of the networks OSI Reference Module The feature of every layer
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Thank You
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